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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-24
Police Notes.

William Winston the notorious thief
who stole from some vacant house IN,
lead water pipes, ani was arrested Tues
day morning by Officer Lampkin as stated
ycsler ay, was before Police Justice
Richardson. Atthe request OF the officer
the case was continued until OmOrrOw
Winston was also charged with carrying
concealed weapons, to wit, pistol. Thl.
case was also continued until Friday
Oliver Thomas believing that he could
not celebrate Thanksgiving Day without
having a roast chicken, proceeded 10 stea
live one from Catherine. He wa.
caught In the act, arraigned before Jus
tice Richardson yesterday and given sixty
DAYS in Jail.
Charles Williams, charged with as
sauliing and beating and using profane
language 10 Laura Williams, his wife
Pay costs, 81 10.
Willis Anderson (colored) was charged
with threatening 10 shoot, with pistol
his father In law. Pay costs. $ll0.
Frank Saratino was charged with beat
ing his wife, Rosa SaratinO Mrs. Sara
tino said her husband had not beat her
and that the warrant had been sworn out
by her mother. Mrs Bette Douglas Tie
mother-in law asked permission TO with
draw the warrant, which the Court al.
lowed on payment OF costs, 90c.
Several parties were fined 81 and cost.
each for being drunk and one tramp wa.
ordered out OF town.
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PRICE, TWO CENTS
THE ANARCHISTS GRAVE.
Site Selected In the waidheim Cem.ser,

-''' '''''''" w 'ne Nalthftm Cemetery
CHICAGO, November % The place n
which the bodies of The executed Ansr-
,hists are TO be buried has been selec,ed
and uothing is required now but the for.
maj sanction OF the authorized organiza-
lions before the bodies can be Inferred.
lhe Defense Committee met Mr.. John
Buehle, president OF the Wshihrim Gene.
terry Company, and three of tie directors
Yesterday afternoon and went TO the
cemetry with them The LOT chosen il
IN The northeast quarter of the cemetery.
and IL triangular IN shape Two promi-
nent driveways pass II on the northeast
and northwest sides, while TO the SOUTH
vest /, one OF he largest open spaces in
The cemetery.
The sub committee approves of the site
because II comprises about POO square
eei, or about eight regular lots. TO the
nOrta Is n large tract OF land containing
about 100000 square feet, which can be
purchased in connection with the other
AT low figure. East of this last tract,
and northeast of the olher plat, is tract
containing 6l6 lots which the Central
Labor Union cOutemplates purchasing
There has been no exact sum agreed upon
for the lot. but il will be over 80 cents a
foot. making a total of between 500 aud
$500
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Several tramps were arrested last night
while seeking for = lodging place out oi
the cold One said he came from Boston
and was bound for ST. Augustine, unless
he could get work in Richmond. Anoth
or said he came from Milwaukee, and
wanted work and thought he could gel
90 In Jackson lille, Another a negro,
bad Just reached here from North Caro-.
Ina. and was anxious TO find friends In
Baltimore and New York.
These are but samples Of the tramps
who arrived in the city yesterday. Many
of them learning Of the strict treatment
they receive at the Police Court, night
shy Of the police and pass on 10 the far.
,her south, feeling their way by imposing
ON the good people along their route.
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The Cu.tomhnnse Ann.r.

Active outdoor work on The Custom
house extension, so far as The granite
work is concerned, is gradually drawing
iO a close. The Bank-street pOriicO j.
complied all but the arched roof. and
workmen under the SUPPLEMENTARY o
Major Thomas =. Smith, are rapidly set.
ing In position the finished stone
that Will complete 10. When this work is
rn led, then the laying Of granite mason
~ will be over until next spring. The
portico is the last Of the granite work
on the b nk-street side.
The contractors who are TO do the in
icriOr work Of this extension have some
time yet in which 10 begin work accord
ing % the terms Of The conlrart. Some of
10 can b successfully done In the winter
hui some. such as the cement, pl stering,
and cement liOOring must be postponed
From the granite uuarries above Rich
mond a supply Of demension ston,
has just been received for ih,
Main-sireet extension, ard about thirty
five granite cutters are now at work OF
these blocks, carving them In shape Il
s expected that there will be- work I'm ih.
sheds during The winter for at least al
average of twenty-five slOnrcutiers
The Main street extension will requir,
The taking down of the two corners o.
The building abutling on Main street
which work will be done early in th,
spring, possibly sooner BY the tim,
that work is completed most Of the gran
ice will be shaped TO erect The new from
extension by the cutters who will work
all winter.
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The MacCollin Company sung TO a
very poor aud ence last niaht the opera
10y Bericat and Me.sager Francois the
Blue Stocking Everybody in this excel
lent troupci is well up in their respective
roles. the chorus is well dri led and The
ensemble is perfect
Our theatre goers are forever clamOr-
ing for a good attraction, and now thai
ihey have it why do they give it the cold
shoulder
Much credit for the MacCollin Com.
pany's good work is due 10 genial Mr.
Watty lIydes, the musical director, who
is b0tha gentleman aud an artist and
thoroughly up in his business.
To-day At the matinee The Beggar
Student will be the bin. and This and the
remaining performances of the week de
serve fine houses. aud should have them.
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METHODIST CONFERENCE.
The Appointments Made for Richmond
PresidInR Elders

The Methodist Conference In session
at Danville yesterday appointed for the
Richmond churches the following pas.
tors
Irnity-Joseph r. Sturgis.
Broad Streets. ). Lambeth j. J.
Lafferty, Sup.
Centenary-William +. Judkins.
Park Place-Wili,m f. Evans.
Clay Street-William H. Atwill
Laurel Street-W. o. Waggener
Union-James G. Martin.
Denny Sireet-To be supplied by John
A. Jefferson.
Editor Of Christian Aduooqte J. J. Laf
feriy.
OF the above, Rev. 5. S. Lambeth, Rev
William Z. Evans, and Rev James C.
Martin are retained in their respective
charges. Rev w. K. Edwards, OF Cen.
tenary, goes to Portsmouth,; Rev. James
II. Riddick, OF Clay-slreet church, goes
10 the Eastern Shore; Rev. William =
Wright, Of Laurel rect church, goes 10
Wright Memorial church, Portsmouth
Rev. j. {. Reed, pastor of Trinity church
is made presiding elder Of the Norfolk
district.
The presiding elders are.
Richmond-Rev. j Powell Garland.
Chafoltesyille-Rev. J. Wiley Bledsoe
Lynchhurg-Rey. Paul ~ hilehead.
Danville-Rev. G. +. Watts.
Farmyille-Rey Oscar Litlleton.
Peiersburg-Rev l.. =. Reed
MurireesbOro-Rey. Thomas II. Camp
bell
NOrfolk-Rev. j. c. Reed.
RandOlph-MacOn-Rev. George II.
Ray.
Eastern shore-Rey Joseph II. Amiss.
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A street Melee

Twoparties were arrested lastnight on
the charge of bombarding with stones
their neighb0rs. They were Mary Wins
low (coloredl. who threw her missiles at
Joe Vaughan lcoloredl on the street
striking him on his least vulnerable point.
the head. and Emma Mayo (coIored), who
fusiladed Martha Williams lcoloredl with
missiles of like kind All the fuss be-
tween these several partie, grew out Of
jealousy. The Police Court, noiwiih-
standing il is Thanksgiving Day will
ventilale these quarrels this morning.
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A Tc,rlhIe Explosion.

HYDE PARK. November % A terrible
explosion Of Atlas powder occurred in
Hyde Park yesterday. Two men were
seriously cut and several horses were
knocked down and injured The drug
store Of John j. Davis WAS destroyed.
among other places in the vicinity Of The
explosion that suffered considerable loss
was Leeds bakery, f. Durkins boot and
shoe slore and the Lackawanna county
restaurant Fornearly two blocks build
ings were considerably injured snd a
severe shock vas felt for miles around
Contractor Phillips was dangerously
injured
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supreme Court Of Appeal.

MEMS vs.. Lyon. Rehearing allowed.
Noble vs. Davis and ais Rehearing
denied.
Weis.ys Hobbs Argued by John Lyon,
Esq, for plaintiff in error, and K b.
Davis for defendant in error, and submit.
ted
Whitehead ys. Whitehead, guardian.
Appeal allowed to decree pronounced by
the Circuit Cour Of Nansemund county,
on The 29lh OF November, 1886.
Seibel against kapp. Appeal allowed
and supersedeas awarded to decree pro-
nounced by the Corporation Court Of
the city Of Norfolk on the 2lst day OF
June, 1887
The court adjourned TO Friday next.
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LOCAL NOTES

The stockholders of the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad will meet in annual
session next Tuesday al the company p
general Office 1t the Union station, fool
Of Seventh street. The transfer books of
stock closed yesterday.
In Yesterdays TINES il was stated that
the Old Dominion steamers would here
after leave New York every Wednesday
md Saturday and arrive ia Richmond
Monday AMI Friday evenings. IL shOulc
nave been Monday and Friday mornings.
The G. and Commandery Of Knights
r,mplar will hold their annual cOncluye
TO day in Petersburg. The commaudeiy
viii meet In the asylum OF App0mattOx
Commandery, No 9 Emminent Com
mander W. II. II. Lynn will call the CON
lave To order Grand Recorder William
B. Isaacs Of this city will be present
Superintendent Of Public Printing A. Il.
MicOu will soon have the s2d volume
of the Virginia Reports printed and
bound for the use of and sale % the pub
.iC.
The executive committee Of Pickett's
Division will meet tonight at the
Armory Il Is desired that every mem
Der will be present.
The James River Conyocaiion, consist
ing Of the Episcopal ministers of Rich
mOnd and vicinity, is being largely al
tended. Divine service is held both
morning and night. The business meet
lngs formulate the work and act on it
The object Of the COnyocatiOn is TO
stimulate missionary work In the
county
Mr.. John d. Smelling. OF New York, j.,
in the city on his way 10 The happ!
hunting grounds"
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NO FRAUD At THE POLLS.
strike OF smItchmen.

HoUsToN, TEX, November 23.-The
strike OF the Swilchmen still hangs on
The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe men
walk q out at noon yesterday The rail
way companies, however, seem 10 be over.
coming the power Of the strikers. The
Southern Pacific Company have three
crews of negro switchmen IN their yard
Al work. They succeeded in getting out
six freight trains yesterday, and expect
ed 10 send out fifteen more last night
TIE line was opened Yesterday for freigh'
in gerishable condition from Lafayette
to FL Pa o. The Houston, East Central
and Missouri Pacific officials claim that
they have all the switchmen they want.
although not running their usual quota
and are receiving freight for all points
The switchmrn and in fact all other en-
pl0yes suspended on account Il the
trouble. resumed work Al noon yester
LAY The swilchmen say the strike is
not over and that they will fight harder
and make il extend further and be more
felt han previously. A citizens com
nittee has been organized for the purpose
Of protecting property.
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COMMITTEE ON FIRST MARKET.
Bids for Improving the Vegetable De
partment.


The Committee on First Market met
last night TO consider the question OF
improving the vegetable market. II is
intended TO place sheds over the northern
end and build stalls there. To accom-.
pllsh this, bids were advertised for and
were opened last night
less s. Hughes lchairman) Malloy, and
Archer were present
The bids were Farrar < Moore,
errcing sheds $40; erecting eight stalls
$40 r. Wiley Davis, erecting sheds
Sg2s; erecting eight stalls, S21 63 each
or 1921 0i lOial. Total bid-Farrar x
Moore, $500; +. Wiley Davis, Sl,14904
Mr. Malloy called attention to the dit
ference in The bids, S24s96, and Mr.
Hughes suggested that The whole matter
he referred 10 the City Engineer Mr.
Archer argued in favor Of accepting the
lowest bid, which. Mr. Malloy after
hesilency, seconded. So Farrar <
MoOre's bid was agreed to-
Mr. Hughes then said he was opposed
20 bull ling the stalls, as they would In
teriere With the country carts now back
ing up there, who pay daily tax for The
privilege II was decided to reconsider
the former motion. aud accept Farrar
& Moores bid only for the shed, leaving
the stalls open. Agreed 20.
The committee have at their disposal
now on construction account 500. The
chairman was instructed 10 ask the
Council for S40O more 10 complete this
work, which will be done under the SUI
pervision of the City Engineer, who was
authorized to close the contract and re-
cciye the hOnd
Farrar & Moore are colored men
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.
YESTERDA Us RECORD OF EVENTS
FROM OYER THE WATER.

Alleged Attempt to Kill a Nife-A Happy
and Brilliant sge-Improvement.
on Bsinbridge-stre { Church-The Hust-
Ings ,ourt-Brief and Personal Mention.
Mayor Taylor had comparatively easy
time YESTERDAY, very different from that
OF the two preceding DAYS. The only
case before him wa~ that Of a negro man
whose wife had sworn out warrant
against him, charging him with attempt
ing 10 kill her with a knife. When the
couple appeared before the Mayor, the
wife was all cOntritiOn for what she had
done, and the husband was pen tent for
bis actions Of which he said mean whisky
was the cause. The Mayor dismissed
the case.
BRILLIANT MARRIAGE.
Yesterday evening at o'clock there
was brilliant marriage at Central MelhO-
dist church. 1t was the happy wedlock
Of Mr. William Jones and Miss Ruth
Branch The church was crowded with
the elite OF the city Rev. William IL
Christian, who came to the city from the
Danville Conference puTposely TO otiiciaie
on the occasion, tied the nuptual knot
The groom is the City Attorney OF
Petersburg and a popular young gentle
man. I he bride is the daughter of Mr.
d. T. Branch OF Manchesiei, and is a
beautiful and pleasing young lady.
After the marriage the happy couple
were the recipients Of congratulations
from man, friends before they took the
train for Joyous wedding trip.
BAINBRIDGE STREET CHURCH
1t will be a month OF more before the
Improvements at Bainhridge- street
Methodist Church are completed. la The
meanwhile the congregation worships in
the basement Tn. painting on The out
side makes this well-kuOWn church a
really beautiful one, while on the inside
The renovation aud Improvements com
pleiely change its appearance and causes
il to look ike a yeritaDle scene Of beauty
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The Hastings Court. Judge Ingram
presiding, was in session yesterday, trans
acting the usual ,iyil business This
court II doubtless adjourn for the term
this week
Four Of the late cavalry recruits 20 the
United States Army are residents OF Man
chester. Two Of hem were p1raiiug
heir bright new uniforms ON Hull street,
near the postofiice, yesterday afternoon.
one of them was determined 20 show his
whole outfit, and consequently wore his
lark blue oyercoat with shoulder cover
open in front so that both coat and jack
could be- seen, for the benefit 90 adj
miring eyes. He was "A yellow, thick
tipped man, draws Sl3 per month, and
.leeps In Richmond at Lieutenant
rhurston's headquarters, where he also
draws his raliOns.
Mrs. Sallie Gathright Moore OF Wash
ngton aud her daughter, Miss Nellie
Moore, are in the city the guests of Mrs.
Galhright's father, ex-senator Martin.
The appointments made by the Meth
odist Conference in Danyille yesterday
tor the Manchester churches are cen
iral church. f. NJ. Peterson Fifth street,
George H. Wiley West End Memorial,
William +. Grant Rev. William Ii
Christian goes to Centenary church.
Norfolk.
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MAIfRIEts.

BfGEIOw- BAKGAMlN -Marri on Tues
4 y. November 10Th, at On residence Of he
brides mother. by N V. Dr. " W. Lnndrum.
Mr.. Archie IS. BigelOw - Mis-. B "a che. Dung
est daughter Ot ihe iato OeOrge bargtmin.
both Of this city
MCdlNN-GARDN fR.-M rrie ., at the
residence OF the brides parents. la Hanover
county. Va on the 18th Instant by the ney
-. nepDOrn, OMEGA MCNlun 70 Delaware
B. Ga dn, r.
NICKf EBORO-HiCKS-M Married, on the
6th instant. at the brld : home. Vest
Mar hall stre.t, ty hey. DE-. OeUr.s Cooper
Mr me- Il. Nick ebarO aud Mi,s Laura 4.
Hicks both 81 this ,ity.
WATKINS - GATHRTGHT Married. In
Richmond. Va. NrVember a., by Rev. X. n.
III l. assisted by Rev. ". l.. Hatcher. ID. -.
Mr. DAVID q. " tklus ~ POwbatan c unity.
Va. ana Mrs. Bet 10 Gathrigbt VI Richmond.
"a.
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Lecture Postponed

The lecture heretofore announced 10
be given on Saturday night next at Il c
Mechanics Institute, by Mr.. G. f. Me
Cluer. on Elect i,ity, will have 10 be
postponed on scconnt Of the illness Of
that gentleman. There will, In conse-
ouence, be no lecture next Saturday, as
the committee in charge have been un-
able to perfect other arrangements. Mr.
McCluer's lecture, which will be an ex-
ceeiingly interesting one, will be deliver
sd some time during the season. Due
announcement will be made OF II.
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Johann Nost's Trial.

New NoHg. November 90 The work
Of getting jury for The trial of Johann
Most, the Anarchist, for msdemesnor,
was continued to-day. The courtroom
was filled with interested spectators. The
eleven jurors obtained yesterday were In
their seats P,trick Hall, real estate
broker, took The twelfth seat Juror No.
3. Pawnhrpker Fox. WAS excused, and
samuel Worms took his place. Juror
No. ,. Liquordealer Carol, was excused,
and John L Rdman. grocer. WAS chosen.
Both sides announced their satisfaction
with the jury, which was Immediately
sworn
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THE L. : AND souru AMERICA
Trade with the Argentine Republic Goes
England

CHICAGO, November pa Washing
ton special to the Macs says that ArgcIf-
line Republic having lost al' hope of Sc
curing steamship communication with
he United states through lat enter
prise, our Government and people have
made a concession 10 an English com
pany, which Is 10 put on semi. monthly
line OF swift ships between New YORK
and that Republic. For the lasI ten years
the Argentine Congress has bah stand
ing offer Of 100000 year subsidy to
any American company that would es-
tablish line Of steamers between their
ports and ours. but 10 has always been
conditional upon a similar subsidy from
the Government of the United States.
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BETTER Report. From the Crown Prince.

BERLIN, November 23-The National
Zsiiung says at is reported In medical
circles that Dr. Virchow found no can
cerous particles in the discharge from the
growth in the Crown Princes throat.
The portion sent to Dr. Virchow, how
ever. was much shaken In transit"
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JOLIET, Ill November % -Fielden
and schwab, the Anarchists, were for Tie
drst time visited by their wives al The
prison 10 day The visit was received In
lhe waiting room. Both prisoners donned
citizens clothes, as is the custom when
conyicis receive relatives. Both men eI-
hibited considerable feeling. The meet
ing was affecting, but not demonsiraiiye.
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Lawrence Barrett, the tragedian, says
that trip to England with Dir. Booth
Was contemplated lie added I'VE have
in contemplation the erection of a theatre
in New York, but ii will be at least TWO
wears before the scheme Can be consum'
mated. but when il is, all sorIs Of pure
and ueriIorious works will be produced.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1913.
OSCAR CRAM q CO..
lmportors and Dealers IN

rfNE WINES. LIQUORS. AND CIGARS
0.f leave to call attention 90 their l.rge stock
.l taeu above men Ioned goods, most of which
..c of th-ir own importation from the first
houses n Europe Hnd Havana.
,.crnes oi many dine ent qualities, from
tle lower o. the very finest grades; Madeips
fl0m ten 60 fity years old; breudies. vintoges
,r.m l,-- to 1855.
Their stock of fine Rye. Bourbon, and Scotch
WhsAos. jamaica and IT. CrniN Rum. Apple
aai Peach Brndles is not sun assod by amy
house ln this city
Of Cha, pagnes tney always keep all the
leading bran iu stock, bat refer especially
otacir Premiere sere and Vim dcs Goisses.
elected for them, and conceded 90 bo the
finest wines imported bocodawow
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CARTER D ed az 30 am, November ~.
1857 az his fesldt nee, a5l cOutn Laurel street,
ID. %. Carter; aged ufty -flur y,ars.
GREEN STnEET Died. November -, 1851.
al the reside cc 81 bis parents, Wlllie Ih0l as,
only sou Of W L and II. {. Oreenstreel; aged
seven We As.
JOHNS. .-Di' d. at bis residence, IN Chester.
field Nj. william x. J hns. ia the sixty third
year " bis age.
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Doughty, who was acquitted at Ennis on
one charge under the crimes act, but con-
yiried on another and sentenced TO a
months imprisonment, has bern secretly
removed from The jail 81 Limerick TO
Tullamore prison.
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ssDREPARE III TINE FOR THE
INNER Man"


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RIDDLEBERGER ON MAHoSE.
He Charges the Late Repubi can Defeat
to the Little Boss

WASHINGTON, November % Senator
Riddleberger passed through Washing
ton to-day on his way 10 Philadelphia
During his stay he was interviewed 10y a
Critic reporter TO wnom, In discussing
Virginia politics, he said The result
in Virginia was no surprise to me We
were licked fair and square. II was Ma
hone and his methods that defeated the
Republicans His management Of tht
canvass and his abandonment Of the only
ISSUES that we could have won with made
it impossible for the Republicans to reply
TO the Democratic stump speakers.
NOFRAUD AT THE POLLS.
"lt is charged, Senator" said the re
porter, "by some Of the Republican press
that the Democrats carried the State 10y
fraud, and that the Republicans were
counted out Is there any truth In such
statements"
$50 FAR As | know, none whatever, and
no one seriously believes the sensational
reports ] be charges printed by certain
papers that we were cheated and counted
out are the worst kind Of rot Why, one
of our own men Was elected by barely
ten majority. II the Democrats wanted
20 count as out, how easy II would lave
been 20 wipe away the ten votes
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I"N NtttN NANA '.tHN NANH "t
THE WOI<LD.

5000 FOR SCENERY AND EFFECTS
AION T..
r,cry Scene the Perfection Of Scenic Art.
Iret EGcct Marvel of Mechanical lngc-
lu fF
Americas New Sonation Author and Actor.
J Y. LIT lie.
and "a Comrary of uucNccptiouahle ability.
special Matinee Thanksgiving
arraI .uNfuurlf
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HERMANN SCHMIDT.

EUROPEAN STORE
500 and SOP =. BROAD ST., cox. FIJI n.
j a2N %